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Correlation? Data Project (3 Rubrics_Elem/Middle School/ AP Stats) EOY
Get ready to supercharge your students' data analysis skills with this dynamic project! Perfect for end of year or semester project. In this engaging activity, students will have the exciting opportunity to collect their own data through surveys, online research, or real world data sets. They will then dive deep into the world of statistics as they determine if there is a correlation between two variables. With three different leveled rubrics, this project is perfect for students of all ages an
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Math, Statistics
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6.SP.A.1
, 6.SP.A.2
, 7.SP.A.1
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Also included in:Â Elementary Math Bundle No Prep ( 29 Projects, Activities and More)
Microsoft EXCEL Activities - 6 PROJECTS!
This bundle contains six popular and fun projects. Your students will learn to use excel by working on projects which are interesting and engaging. My Dream carStudents will use Excel and its capabilities, to apply formulas and charts to a subject which they find fun and interesting, their dream car. This project is an application of project-based learning. They must create tables, charts and use formulas to calculate costs, including such costs as insurance, gas and maintenance. Disney Worl
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Business, Computer Science - Technology
Curated List of 200+ Criminal Cases for Forensic Science research
In my Forensic Science course, my students create a major case research report at the end of the semester. The instructions and rubric for this assignment are posted in my TPT storefront. For this assignment I created a list of cases - some famous, some lesser known - so that no two students have the same topic. There are suspects who are long since deceased, still imprisoned, some even exonerated and released. Over the years my list went from 35 cases to now 200. My list is now also organized
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Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics
Budgeting Project: Planning a Vacation
One of the first skills to learn in finances is how to make a budget. To help put a practical application to the math skills needed to create a budget and plan finances, students can plan their own vacation. Included: Instructions, Rubric for grading, and an editable Google Sheet with pages for each part of the vacation. Including making a schedule, finding transportation, choosing a hotel, activities, food costs, and more. The google sheet has example rows for students to see in every section
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Applied Math, Math
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